Who'd win?

Oct 8, 2016 12:33 PM

ImortalCow

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1,000 septillion… ಠ_ಠ

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my favorite

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ISIS can never beat legos. You bomb legos, now you have more legos. They never ever lose.

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oh my I'm trans and still laughing my fucking head off.

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All of them using absurdly large numbers clearly don't realize just how large they are. The legos would probably have their own gravity.

10 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

They'd be roughly 1/2 earth's mass. Probably a lot more than earth's volume too, since they're hollow plastic not rock.

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I dont think Japan could withstand 300,000 neckbeards

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Poop

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100 billion paper towel rolls can hold approximately 8.16 billion cubic meters of water. Mishra falls drops approximately 1/2

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Niagara Falls* drops approximately 168,000 cubic meters of water every minute. The paper towels would last 33.7 days before soaking through.

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neat

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#5 is annoying bc gender (social construct) and sex (biologically determined) are completely separate. (Waits for SJW & triggered comments)

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And you could call anything that humans research a social construct, because humans have researched it.

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And research has proven legitimacy for transgender and textbooks are always at least slightly outdated and changed in places

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Exceeept for the "minor" fact that gender is based on sex and sex and gender are one in the same....

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So you believe that all girls are genetically predisposed to love pink? Gender roles are SOCIALLY constructed & have no genetic basis.

10 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 2

You forgot The entire British Army in America at the peak of the Revolution vs. Jackie Chan in a ladder chair and table factory.

10 years ago | Likes 13 Dislikes 0

Jackie Chan in a ladder, chair and table factory would single handedly beat any army at their prime.

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Rotated duck would feel some disorientation after being rotated. The 1st duck would use this advantage to attack rotated duck.

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False. The rotated duck would have all the advantages of the regular duck BUT he could run up trees at the same speed as he could run.

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Hair driers you say? https://what-if.xkcd.com/imgs/a/13/laser_poi">ower.png">https://what-if.xkcd.com/imgs/a/13/laser_pointer_more_power.png https://what-if.xkcd.com/imgs/a/35/hair_dryer_1e16.png

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Source: https://what-if.xkcd.com/35

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btw: My favorite what-if post: https://what-if.xkcd.com/4

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Stick always win

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Stick gud

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I get that reference.

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Maybe one of the soldiers tries to burn the stick

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Smoke gets in soldier eyes, Ash give lung cancer,the rest of the stick is turned into gas and they can never catch it Stick win every time!

10 years ago | Likes 9 Dislikes 0

where the fuck are you gonna get 1 trillion ants?

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All those ridiculous scenarios and you question the ant one lol

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Aggressively unfun fact: the mass (weight) of all ants on Earth and the mass of all humans on Earth are roughly the same.

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Earth.

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1 trillion lions vs the sun: the lions could attack at night when the sun is asleep to get the element of surprise

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The sun is the sun but I mean... That's a lot of lions

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exactly 1 trillion of them

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or just stack on top of each other and unplug it

10 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

That's the kind of thinking we value here. You're hired

10 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

This isn't your average everyday shitposting. This is...advanced shitposting.

10 years ago | Likes 56 Dislikes 2

In my opinion, this sort of advanced shitposting brings the whole shitpost full circle, and therefore makes it goodposting.

10 years ago | Likes 11 Dislikes 0

Uh, thanks?

10 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

And there's theoretical shitposting in which while shitposting the content folds in onto itself based on it's own shit thus creating a shit

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The infinite nature of the shitpost.

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singularity of massive shit within only one shitpost post

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Did you just quote spongebob

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No, No He didn't.

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Maybe. Maybe I did.

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Yes, yes they did

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Transgender animals exist in nature. Fence lizards have 2 sexes, but three genders. Thus, the transgender people would win

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Lizards are not mammals, mammals are not lizards.

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Down votes for the truth eh?

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And those are L I Z A R D S

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I just read Adam Sandler as "A damn Sandler"

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What constitutes victory for any of these?

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Yes

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Who would win, Hilary Clinton or Donald Trump? Ahahaha, we're so fucked.

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Not if he *ahem* grabs her by the pussy.

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That's not 2 trillion ants.

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Did you count?

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Some of them can't be seen.

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It's at least 12

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I think it's like 43. I tried to count them but it made my eyeballs hurt.

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See, that right there, I can believe.

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That wasent a 100 giant frost lions either...

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They could be standing behind that big one. It's impossible to know.

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I always upvote flawless logic, +1

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Some would say 1 million transgenders is evidence a high school biology book might be incomplete

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Yes, because a large amount of an idea makes the idea true.

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I think a million people offering heartfelt testimonial & a long history of it across countries & cultures makes it worth considering, yes

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It is when you're trying to decide if a population of people exists or not.

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It's not trying to disprove that the people who believe it exist, it's trying to disprove that transexualism is truly supported in biology.

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The thing is that gender dysphoria is officially recognized in the DSM5 as a legitimate condition.

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Who would win, one of every existing Pokémon or one million lions?

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As a Detroit Lions fan, most of the Pokémon could take the day off and still win.

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Pokémon because the literal god of the universe would be fighting them

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If we're sticking with the assumption that lions are normal type and have normal moves, could we pull off a level 1 Aron sweep?

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Since Pokémon don't exist, the lions win.

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Boooo

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I mean... There's a Pokemon that's basically Death and another that's God so Pokemon

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Yes

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Considering an arcanine can run several hundred miles per hour, those Pokemon would destroy the world easily.

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Well since lions are boring old normal types a gengar could make easy work of them all on its own.

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but normal types usually have dark type moves like knock off

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It would run out of PP and struggle itself to death long before it kills them all.

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Just get it a leftovers and you're good to go.

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Story of my life

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The Gengar would run out of PP. Does it have access to a Pokemon Center during the fight?

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( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

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presumably they regain PP naturally, after all, high level wild pokemon still have moves. I'd just assume he takes a nap and is good.

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Wrong. Ghost types dont affect normal types and vice-versa

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Ghost ATTACKS. But he can know, for example, Dark Pulse, a Dark move, which DOES affect normal. But also vice versa. Bite is Dark.Lions bite

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Have you ever heard of Pyroar? :D

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One ditto could turn the lions into a billion pokemon hybrid lions

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Ditto is such a slut

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#3 Assuming the average Lego has a mass of 1g, a short scale octillion of them would be .2 Earth mass (~16x the Moon). Long scale they 1/

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would be ~= the Virgo Supercluster. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virgo_Supercluster Lego wins. 2/2

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Google says the average brick weighs 2.5 grams, so a total of about .5 earth masses not long scale.

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Can we please go just one day without some transphobic shit on the front page?

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Yeah I feel you, it's actually really annoying.

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But...that's the only one that is realistic / true. How can reality / the truth be "transphobic"?

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Why does other people's gender matter to you? If they were born one and are now another who are we to stop them? They're not hurting anyone.

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They're hurting my feelings.

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Gender is a psychosocial phenomenon. Sex is biological. Welcome to the 21st century.

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C U R R E N T Y E A R

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I'm sorry to see you suffer from a mental disorder. I hope you get the help that you need.

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I'm a molecular biologist and geneticist who actually reads the primary literature on such topics. I will trust my expertise over yours

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Fucking savage

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....no

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Are we not allowed to hate freely?

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Could say that about everything. Front page is the same handful of things over and over. Just ignore what you don't like, like everyone else

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Ha down voting? Ok well then post a comment crying about it. Thatll fix the problem

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This is probably the most idiotic post I'll see all day.

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You're new here aren't you? Or in a timezone where it was nearly midnight when you posted this.

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Neither.

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Yeah, this was stupid even for user sub standards

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How much magma is 1 magma?

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Yes

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In integers or real numbers?

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Yes

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Also is this a reference to shark boy and lava girl when lava girl has to dive into the icy water to save shark boy from electric eels?

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One more than zero magmas.

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Lava is magma that has reached Earth's surface... 1 Lava

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In imgur measurements (fuck you freedom units) it's about 3.7 bananas

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About 7 fire

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The same as 1 crack cocaine

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1 whole magma. Half of 2 whole magmas.

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More than point nine but less than two.

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Just a bit less than 2 magma

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Depends on what magpa says.

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30 speed

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Just a but less than 2 magma

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Awwww god damn it I was gonna say that

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Just a bit? I'd argue it's half as much!

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its a bit like money, if i doubled your wallet contents, youd still be fucked

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Exactly half 2 magma

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More or less.

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3 megabytes

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one liquid rock

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Dunno but 1 volcano vs. 100 Megalitres of water assuming 1CM^3 icecubes.

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about tree fiddy

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1000 septillion 1kw hairdryers? That's 2600 times the output of the sun. Jupiter loses, rest of solar system is collateral damage :p

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1000 septillion dryers (1x10^27 dryers), each at (an apparently underestimated) 1000 watts. 1x10^30 watts o' power on the dryers ;)

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Oh yeah. For some reason I thought the Sun was 3.9x10^26kw, but it's just w. My bad.

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Where do you plug them in? What do they blow?

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Thank you, I really wanted someone to find some weird way of answering some of these. Exactly like this.

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100 billion paper rolls would absorb the volume of water that flows through Niagara Falls during an entire week.

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Where do they get their power? Checkmate. Jupiter wins.

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XKCD's "What If?" is basically nothing but questions like these. "Can moonlight start a fire?" "What would happen if you dug straight down?"

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Volcano vs ice cubes (for 2cm cubes) is a draw, for thermal energy matching that of Mt St Helens 1980. All thermal energy used boiling ice.

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EEp, out by a factor of 1000. Volcano wins easily lol. Drunken physics best physics :p

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Read "what if", it's an awesome book filled with scientific answers to questions like this

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Will do!

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That and the origin of that book, what-if.xkcd.com

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No good sir, he said hairdryers, he never said they had power to them. Literally paperweightd.

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What about the power source?

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We drain the sun and sun's around us to defeat our adversaries.

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Yeah! Fuck you, Jupiter!

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Although we'll need an earth blanket...

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1kw? what hairdryers do you use?

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Yeah a few of these are good questions. What WOULD happen if you threw 100 billion ice cubes in an erupting volcano?

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Quick Google shows typical mountain mass at 10^16 kg, a billion ice cubes would be billions of times less, so it won't just crush it. 1/2

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The cold would be important, and would either freeze the magma or cause a steam explosion. Or both.

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2600 times the output of the sun in how much time?

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At a time

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ahahaha

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Watts is a measurement of energy per second

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Yeah, what he said. Time is already taken into account.

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All is fair in love and war

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Also 1000 septillion is just 1 octillion. Pretty simple

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Unless these are long scale septillions, which would change everything!

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1000 long scale septillions is still 1 long scale octillion

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No, 1000000 long scale septillions are 1 long scale octillion

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well howbow dah

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Also worth noting that that many paper towels would dry up the entire Niagara River.

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For how long though?

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And, I think, it wouldn't dry it up so much as cause it to change into a glacier of soggy paper towels for a while.

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Why would you even say 1000 septillion, that's just 1 octillion. Unless you're using the long scale, then that's 1 septilliard. But still.

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What goes in the intake, and what is the effect created by that? Wouldn't it create a vacuum that would cause them to self-destruct?

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Only if they are plugged in :)

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How does it blow without air?

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It would still generate heat.

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Jupiter is made of air.

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It doesn't need to blow. It would just heat up into a giant fireball. It

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Not just air fam, any gaseous element.

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where do you plug it in?

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Uranus

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Same way OP's mom does.

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Rekt

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Rekt

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daaaaaaaaaaamson

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checkmate atheists

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What does that even mean?

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I'm Christian and I still dunno. *shrugs*

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Why didn't they just call it an Octillion though.

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Even better: According to this relevant XKCD what if? The typical output is almost twice that. https://what-if.xkcd.com/35/

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If each hair drier weighed 1 kg, they would also have a total mass about 2/3 of Jupiter itself, too.

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Depends on which septillion you use. If you take the european one, it is nearer the mass of the entire universe than that of Jupiter

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Let's not forget that the blow driers would be within that universe, so either most of the matter within the universe would comprise the

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driers, but if they were dropped into our universe, it would add to everything, not take it away, so it would be closer to 45% of the total.

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Yeah but let's keep it realistic here.

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*Assuming they have a source of power that's ~2600 times the output of the sun. Probably should mention that.

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But where do you plug them in?

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